Magris Talc Grade FG

CAS Number: 14807-96-6
Chemical Name: Talc
Chemical Family: Silicates

Magris Talc Grade FG is a functional mineral used in the manufacture of paper, paints, ceramics, plastics, etc. It is mainly composed of talc (hydrous magnesium silicate), chlorite, dolomite, and magnesite. The product is odorless and has a white or off-white to light gray color.

Identification

CASE Ingredients Functions: Filler

Product families

Applications

Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing

Ceramics & Refractory

Industrial — Paper & Pulp

Pulping & Processing

Product Families

CASE Ingredients — Additives

Fillers & Extenders

Industrial Additives & Materials — Paper & Pulp Chemicals

Finishing Additives & Treatments

Plastics — Polymer Additives

Fillers & Extenders

Industrial Additives & Materials — Processing Aids

Glass & Ceramic Additives

Base Chemicals & Intermediates — Technical Salts & Inorganics

Inorganics

Other characteristics

Brand: Magris Talc
Synonyms: Agalite, Talc (Mg3H2(SiO3)4), Talcum
Labeling Claims: Non-Flammable, Odor-free
Non-Flammable
Odor-free
Odor: Odorless
Markets: Industrial
Appearance: White or off white to light grey
Soluble In: Hydrofluoric acid
Insoluble In: Water
Technology: Base Chemicals & Intermediates
CASE Ingredients
Industrial Additives & Materials
Plastics
Material Features: Odorless
Chemical Inventories: AICS (Australia)
AIIC (Australia)
CHINV (Switzerland)
CSNN (Taiwan)
DSL (Canada)
EINECS (EU)
ENCS (Japan)
IECSC (China)
Country Availability: Canada
USA
Base Chemicals Functions: Filler
Certifications and Compliance: Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)
REACH Exempt (Europe)
Industrial Additives End Use: Ceramics
Paper & Pulp
Industrial Additives Functions: Filler
Plastics and Elastomers Functions: Filler

Technical data

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Characteristic	Value	Unit
Melting Point	min. 1300	°C
pH (Suspension of 10% talc in water)	9 - 9.5	—
Relative Density	2.58 - 2.83	g/cm³